Date: Apr 27, 2020Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
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VIRTUAL – Inside the Obama White House: Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett

Mon, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Zoom Webinar
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Over the course of eight years, Valerie Jarrett had a front row seat to the Obama presidency and as a trusted adviser to the president and Mrs. Obama she had their ear. Jarrett oversaw major initiatives spanning from equality for women and girls to advancing civil rights and reforming our nation’s criminal justice system.

The Jarrett – Obama connection began in the early ‘90s when Jarrett interviewed a young Michelle Robinson for a job in Chicago’s government. Jarrett’s memoir “Finding My Voice” received rave reviews upon its release last year and captures many of the interactions that made their relationship special.

“Valerie has been one of Barack and my closest confidantes for decades… the world would feel a lot better if there were more people like Valerie blazing the trail for the rest of us,” noted Michelle Obama.

Valerie Jarrett will join the HBS Club for an exclusive conversation about the issues of the day – join us for this can’t miss webinar on Zoom.

Note: Jarrett’s memoir is now out in paperback. Please consider purchasing a copy. This webinar is off the record.

Please note that no refunds will be issued.

Bios

Speaker

Valerie Jarrett

Valerie Jarrett was the longest serving senior adviser to President Barack Obama. She oversaw the Offices of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs and chaired the White House Council on Women and Girls. Before joining the White House, she served as the chief executive officer of The Habitat Company in Chicago, chairman of the Chicago Transit Board, commissioner of Planning and Development, and deputy chief of staff for Chicago mayor Richard M. Daley. Jarrett has received numerous awards and honorary degrees, including Time’s “100 Most Influential People.” She received her B.A. from Stanford University in 1978 and her J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School in 1981. She is currently a senior adviser to the Obama Foundation and a senior distinguished fellow at the University of Chicago Law School.

Moderator

Chitra Nawbatt

Global Head of Market Solutions at Genpact

Chitra Nawbatt is a highly accomplished executive with a track record of leading, innovating and transforming organizations to achieve growth. Ms. Nawbatt has spent most of her career as a strategic multidisciplinary change agent with the mandate to build teams, processes and systems to reinvent culture, market strategy to execution, growth and risk management.

Currently, Chitra is the Global Head of Market Solutions at Genpact, a leading lean digital, artificial intelligence, analytics and design thinking consulting firm. She delivers strategic solutions to clients focused on revenue discovery and business performance transformation using digital, artificial intelligence and data analytics.

Previously, Chitra was the New York based Anchor for Reuters International TV where her broadcasts were seen by millions of households across the world including Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. C-level executives, politicians and world leaders had differentiated interviews with her because of her prior track record from Wall Street.

Before her media career, Chitra was a C-level executive at Deutsche Bank, as well as held leadership roles in the areas of Global Banking and Regional Management. Prior to Deutsche Bank, Ms. Nawbatt established risk management functions at CIBC, and before that started her career at EY in Advisory and Assurance. Chitra has her Certified Public Accountant designation and was educated at Harvard Business School, Harvard University and Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.

You can reach her on twitter @chitranawbatt.

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Date: Apr 27, 2020Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

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Jacqueline Adams, Glyn Aeppel, Beverly Anderson, Lockie Andrews, Adora Asonye, Jeffrey Barkas, Guy Baron, Djouma Barry, Elise Bates , Charles Beever, Karen Brown, Kevin Brown, Suzy Brown, Kathy Carter, Jackie Chang, Carlton Charles, Lucy Chen, Lucy Chen, Christine Chi, D Chung, Heidi Coggeshall, Doreen Collins, Dara Cook, Sara Crutchfield Clarke, Aysun Demircan, Mitchell Dong, Gerri Dougherty, Dyice Ellis-Beckham, Elizabeth Fairfax Brown, Juan-Manuel Fernandez Cortina, Gregory Fierce, Christine Fougeron-Louvet, Chris Foye, Stephanie French, Ron Gonen, Robert Goodwin, Jason Gray, Arlin Green, Mark Gundersen, Joan Haffenreffer, Mary Hainsworth, Dennis Hallisey, David Hirsch, Michael Hoherchak, Christopher Hollins, Jonathan Hurd, Brian Jacobsen, Valerie Jarrett, Michael Johnston, Sharon Joseph, Jackie Kaiko, Cheryl Kalan, Alanna Kaplan Munoz, Lela Kelly, Jason Klein, Didi Lacher, Terence Lally, Daniel Lennox-Choate, David Linn, Yuan Liu, Jacqueline Lord, Kate Madden, Evaristus Mainsah, Ira Mandel, Elise Martin, Emily Matorin, Erinn McGurn, Michael Meltz, Christine Miller, Dennis Mitchell, Barrie Moskowitz, Adrian Mucalov, Pablo Munoz, Christine Murnane, Chitra Nawbatt, Lynn Nehme, Ann O'Hara, Nyagaka Ongeri, Obinna Onyeagoro, Paul Payton, Brendan Phalan, Jackie Piccolo, Kenneth Powell, Julie Powers, Dina Pruzansky, Aarati Rajwade, Brian Ratajczak, Nicole Reznic, Bette Schultz, Samuel Schwab, Nikki Singh, Marsha Sokolovskaya, Meagan Speight, Baraka Stewart, Milena Strasser, Richard Strasser, Richard Strasser, Eunice Suh, Rob Sundy, Kathryn Swintek, Desiree Thomas, Melodie Toby, Kenneth Traub, Tamara Tunie, Amee Upadhyay, Nina Wanerman, Michael Weir, Chrystal Williams, Harry Wilson, Sally Wood, Jay Yook, Harold Young , Ho Howard Yu, robin albin, Guy de Chazal, andrew sternlieb

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Barrie Moskowitz & Lockie Andrews

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